Yet another ‘sea monster’ carcass on a beach
21 July 2011, JellyBean @ 6:10 am
Jul
21

We have yet another story of a ‘sea monster’ body washing up on a beach.

A couple were left shocked when they discovered the rotting body of a sea monster while walking along a beach near Aberdeen, UK.

Mr Flippence, 59, who lives nearby, said: ‘We were stunned. I thought, “oh my God what is it?”

Scientists believe that the carcass is of a rotting pilot whale or perhaps killer whale. In most cases, the answer to these strange finds is almost certainly mundane.

So, do sea monsters REALLY exist?

I believe that there may certainly be large sea creatures living in the depths which we don’t know about. Remember that we have explored only a very tiny percentage of the ocean and discover new species almost daily.

I guess it all depends on what you mean by ‘monster’.

Read more and see other pics HERE and HERE

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Normandy Nessie: has the mysterious sea creature returned?
4 September 2010, JellyBean @ 4:42 pm
Sep
04

A family vacationing from Ohio says they spotted what they describe as a 30-foot long serpent like creature swimming in the water off Sand Key Park on Monday.

Was it another sighting of Normandy Nessie, the Bay area’s version of the Loch Ness Sea Monster?

Russ Sittloh, who first video taped a mysterious black 20-foot long creature in the canal behind his Madeira Beach home more than a year ago, believes it could be Normandy Nessie.

Sittloh named the creature Normandy, after the road he lives on.

Experts say what Sittloh and others have seen could be anything from a manatee to an anaconda.

Check out the pics here: WTSP

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UFO expert: ‘Scotland is a world hot spot for UFOs, ghosts and monsters’
11 August 2010, JellyBean @ 6:57 pm
Aug
11

Ron Halliday has spent the last 30 years of his life trying to explain the unexplained. The author, whose books include UFO Scotland and Edinburgh After Dark, believes Scotland is now a haven of UFO activity.

In an exclusive interview with STV, Ron – a 60-year-old retired assistant registrar at Stirling University – said: “I think Scotland is like a world hot spot. All the UFO sightings. All the ghost sightings. All the monster sightings. Poltergeists.

“There is just so much that goes on in Scotland, it is absolutely incredible. It is very hard to explain why Scotland has all these reported incidents.”

Ron became interested in UFOs from a young age and started to research it seriously when he was 30. But what is it about the unexplained which interests him and millions of others around the world?

“The whole mystery of it. People claim all these strange experiences which are at odds with our everyday reality. You don’t walk down the street and expect to see an alien. The whole thing just seems completely bizarre.

Read more: STV

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The new Nessie? Mystery ‘sea creature’ spotted off British coast
30 July 2010, JellyBean @ 11:52 pm
Jul
30

Cynics may dismiss it as just a piece of driftwood or a trick of the light.

But a photograph showing what appears to be a long-necked sea creature has got marine experts scratching their heads.

The ‘animal’ was snapped stalking a shoal of fish just 30 yards off the British coast.

The fish were apparently so terrified they beached themselves just seconds later.

The creature was spotted off the Devon coast at Saltern Cove, Paignton, by locals who reported a sighting of what they thought was a turtle.

But pictures taken by one of the baffled witnesses, Gill Pearce, reveal the neck of the greenish-brown beast with the reptile-like head is far too long for it to be a turtle.

Mrs Pearce, who took the photo on July 27, reported her sighting to the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) where it was studied by sea life experts.

Claire Fischer from the MCS said: ‘Gill Pearce spotted the creature about 20 metres from the bay at Saltern Cove, near Goodrington.

‘It was observed at about 15.30 on 27 July but by the time she had got her camera it had moved further out.

‘She spotted it following a shoal of fish which beached themselves in Saltern Cove.

‘The creature remained in the sea, then went out again and followed the shoal – this indicates it’s not a turtle as they only eat jellyfish.

‘We would love to know if other people have seen anything like this in the same area and can help clear up the mystery.’

Read more and see the pics: Daily Mail

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